The Sun. — London, England, 1818-04-03 00:00:00

A T ',::- ..4.....4 ' 1 . ?....4- 1 --------___ ,----. i)-, f ..: z .. # I I I . \, IIF'CtENTEt.,I(7S. • . - • Counissuri,at l.)epartyri . cpt, Treasury* (hambers, Nlarelt.lB,.fslB. OT/ fly? . : `•*‘ 4 . is b.eicl)y aiveu to li - 14 - Persons desir-: ' i laii:l) : iti l ' i l t i:i . ‘t , iltractinz to supply 1...E...rr and •)iUTTON to - Ila -- e a i , orCes •in Canfontnente, - Quarter!, - anti Batt-- •,. . . , _ , B • i k :.. ri tae tioder-notIU-instedCPw.)ii've and 'l' `*" ..--- }14 4, 6 ,•, 14(111( 1in.,7, the ToWn,,q LlUng,erTord), Chester, I?ur ,,, lira cite • I , T , , • c '-s.c- il ,r-'-- ''••• t- , 4y .Ls.,au.i;,.Laneaster, :frown of tiew.-: r .l - l ies i ll , ' t i c T Y"l'. and itsViciaitri , and in the several C otin4 1 , 1,4 t ;;',ttiliritain...- l• •'" - . I s dly ors .. ;,. i 'll7ii're t te•-- are to coiwneliee- on and for the -.?" -, 01 ' "411 ‘art t ,: 1/ ,'Xt; that Proposati, in ,si . ritin - !;+.", 4 sealed, tip. . ' - M .; t l'i , (,) ir , ' " •':l'vneler:for ~i.r,- --n r i t it y plies," will i.e reaeivi.:(l. II- 1 4 4 : 46: 14% ). ?1,• ° • 11 ,-n! before ki,Tll` .. .4;the cl i!t i 0 day of April - • t'itrfili.,4 4l +e , 4:,e,;_red Ater , ttvrlre o ; ...etock on t lul ti * ' l'lnpi,ju 5t tiF4544 . 41:m...i..4 - e.,..ftitis.t.liiior -:?' i - ......_ . - . *tibi, L ,,,, ' tii tut; s4' : t o ni l e .41e-piniVlßli3k, , Gs-r. - aell •Cuuni), te -. blip .. cs ‘• 1 5tfpt, (6 . . • ~. If -•• ot tbp-X411,t19.0' eoutprimlc• :itin,rtli..•:itriJ '.- i tl'l S l t !--.5 licai ;ib last heeinded:zu one 1 endrr ; and• ~,.t , t 4,' ! it,1 . 4 .. ,.. , 1 ... vault liav:. the Ll•tter whiph i s an nex ed to .- "'Piii ' 7 P l / 4 °ll;erly idled up, by two Persoti-s of known ' 11 1.. h_ t) 1e:44. 4 ,(. V ., ,. to hCoo:4e-liound with the Party tendering ILY ;-.7..i 'FIC - 43iltei in tligrpiinted Pafticbiars, for the due. 0„. :- .., ..t,l illii : . inn.... et; Prices ) l ''esik i - ,: i ~e ' s."- 14 , 1 i e on a pin t,e , d 're , ,ider, and the ex . ' it i . ..: ha :7 ., %t ' a -Q i i rd t s ' a u : - .l e tn . + g:ll ' :anil au l l hO l n ia ld P it r° so l.) l 4 ia a p i p 's e - L i si i ii tl ui l l u ic t i f. ,..-4 .16i. . i t oiilt. k; utuw - , un , ailee ,, „ o a tI, e C i o tit rk . i et no Troops . , i t' . t c vn - , meal •'''. • ti aail- 13ond pail in the first ItlStaliOil by the s,)- ` t kt-io r • -, : -- - . • 1ai,;,.•. ; ,,, shall Le_ refunded t,.0 him. 1i' , 14)--i' F''' 4 I t t i ;,,, l e,s t Lk,. 0 , , tne Coutro.:3 may . .ie adt .. ...1 , 1;1 , 03 applica s t . Tp, It ti k ,..,7;;!eers, 1 - /..t +vier) the hoars , o f ....,!I.rt .and . I , .i . i . re, 1 7 ......Z. ,.._ ‘-'.: 4 1 , ..e 0t De p uty,,uni nu :- sa ry - oeue, al 1 oaluipi.d In- . --•• -' " • -SA )1 -7 II;FITi) A It:LISTS. - ' \ il 4 -?t r i A : t ." •••••;"-• - . 0- ) r-• — •\ 1-1 , 50M ERSK.I . -11OUTSF.... ....., A. ...1 ) i ti cquitus i..,,.6.de5i for ti,,• - enstt:n;z Ex k i lt " .nreius-- ~,isf .64, sent, 7p`rupel ly ft - ameb.. wit h 'title!' tali,..tn, - ; ti.e ',lines Lif the. Portraits, tor trisection in t , t i,Ku , .-on Ni(; ', C2l)•l'ir ttit• eth, tit . * liy' Six a'Clcle on h l,- ;. : ; , the - t' t, I:Pitil up.t ,afttr. winch:time npne i l 'it t ;' • ' •eo tel l . d ' ',: i o ' - .'i'r ;I i t i,7t . is 'si•li i i:l hmte Wan thi ti t Pti.!. - - 1 4' •e' l ' i l b . t ,-4:i a .. i; I 11ra win;;,.. 41,9,Mjniatjure- ettrt";,be:alioncetl , it 4 , .1.4 ' .. 4. .. ' 1 n a trawe ~,f moth:rate, dimensutts, nor can a 1.3• ‘;•,,`'!•e i t 4 ' 4ll l,ted:... .: (! . ,; - '7 . :. . " lit P 4l . o Aria,,derue• will take every possibt . e care . of i ur,;s 4. 4 , 4 ' 1 4 t1 , / , 4411.4 :14 'l , ;xlio:Atitni, nut . cunnot hOld them ' ''1: (4 , 1 15.1151e, in. ca.sex ol -4ee , ,civnt ,- • , • • . . ' ''''\• .'• - tiliSltr ITOWARD, R.I. Secretary. .....,..._ . ' •; 1 . —Ai, It,.D' 1 C'l N- ti. . . 1 .•: -. .: 1 1CIliti: ; • 1 . :. ,--- • . .. ,-,- c ;,,';' , Tig'-e%Lablisiti . cp...,, , ion of lletFrs. • ' • ,i'iye1,,,..,;,-..- '‘iti - Costit &C 0.., einibittol irith :i heir . IK!.. ; .11- k 1 I O . IV . n . h 1041,', .. .'' and sik•cest in *tie "1 - reatinestt and (,44re of 4 fta ll '„itr4'.. -ti3 rililair t t s i .4%44 thet(i44iperitir Claim and a decided ° . •th"ltta,-, -e . ,"\*Yr all titi;er platastioners. N 'MINI', ' U ltlilf. and s regtriar Surgeons, presrnt to . - • •Yiibilte'vlb e . ••r •• Co.• 4 ... • •. - the Cure of 1 .ti.b,- 'lc f, •Irsii it! of oil .yeari.r .xperi.en..e, in ~ , . I , ' i4;it• i t ,' , l •l4'4.ints, and those Debilities and Deliciem ies 'e',;',. t ,„"• I t , l '," 1 . Per e , ..-4.14.rp5, 6....5ea.,..4r,... Ai; +it t e r.. th e mairAttausiiiii -. . 4 ' 4l fit,„ ol . I '4' carious grad:WM .. 6S, from recent , iofve , ,i4iii to • ' I' , I'' 144 ' , ' , their treat miitit commands, very , Oft en, • , ) 'ir' . l' 6 l,alld always a ti...ical cure. in dubiatis ~ca. .5 ,,g,„,, 0.114 4. •,, i ' dila' tf1;11'-lirran . ..r,vd exptiierice. - gii:LeS them a th . Jar. , It; . u of 41,:i.,1 44a . tpat se..ures the patient 11;mA) ~, l iii i ,.l ll,v reo ri o.:, .1 . ' 'of - i , .:istc , nee, oi• hasini; his roo t, 4ia,, • .i..t.. .Itii, j 4 1 "Thierr.ined -and . i t k - vital principl. iteftroyiNd 1 4 4 ati:, i-• - .. ~ ; 1., ' c 0,,, 1 but insidious 1)1., ' Se, 44k a Mind and :a ,tY, Ce'oce in -sliallciti, , firetenditit. Ist Servants .Delii ir4rl.,tlg. , 4 ,.',.eut ~ i.. :11,....;a...t.u. ~. . a.mi.,At . ony' . i • ti :.itit.'" Olgans, l, iti ti . ~,,...o . txe. e ssive_loalitlic i t .e iwi.",..atisalobrions Cl • tinles. fir i, • ;' vi, '''ulit:tiie'rrpra ice'poves trew lifeittict et vricy to k.,,,,,,,r,T,vNeet.i..1, eases which are's. erginb , on drsp ir. St ric• * t lli,..i r '.e Urethra, limn ten to twenty years' (kir ion, are, .. I 'e• ,"Pe • l' • Nr rui.t hokof Ciiie, pernianently rv• tired in NI -'''''le of 111 • 1 S'' , lt i 1.1 recent. cases of vote th f, r _ t; rc • r tier ss. 44,, i .., 1.. Vt',,,, 1 .. ° n are' eiireil , in't he • shbrt period o f twryilay..,. To l''• Ctir A - will.be eous,olitory to lifll4w, 'that tbeY ttlaY t:,;"'' fi ' ,,•„", f11,0, e Debi)ii le's' w hicii 11efeat conception, and sap , i :thlii - r • ••1 '.., 4 , 1.1 . 1 .T. (4 . Cmttrilii.4l fe . licit y. P • atteHits treated with •••.- t tli tls , a. t,4cacv, and inviolable secrecy. Itlt e r t s • C•tirrii and CO. rnav be eatisulte.d et•ery.darat their 1 1 : 4;14'0, Hatton -g - irden... Letters trim' the eviiiitry, stat -0,4"1t1Y 1 he-eas'e, !midi; of lisi2kr-. and enclotinz zt rcl ,. 01 ,,e far 'advice and medicines. Will be tleatcd with stu tc aii, at'No. 1 . 07; 1-lattodgarden. , . • .---- ------- ----. • - • TO TtioSiAs Tsnt tit, tfo,, No. 9, New Bridge,-street, ljoildou. .w 6 trittu . . V 4/ leave'to infortit volt, that ever since the h'lti l , - fit -li n e,• v a d. 1,, atli t et ed with the Lacs Voters; Ittittri its ohstinat . ely resistiug every course ot 'medicine t14(1 tuotst eminettt •of the fac il ity here, Witito , veya 1 s ev ere courses of and twice dis- , t ' ttlifront the flospital'With lit th.tielief,. would nppa er to ,Ptos,t, inveterate nature. In tlie spring of last. year t `ttly.let had got to such . a heathas it to put a period 4 1 e i ii truce---I had a large 3,:icer lit tint 7 eruwit of my head, t /in,,P401 arm an nty legs were brok ,eand Mit had in a hean an frii.:,•ht fill t'te • , wo d . dreadfully paint - ill, a t l 4 : 4 l ar ulcerati on fur the last seven years ; my -left hat also unties tot it, was very much diseoloured,. and gave hilt.. - 0 , (. %cruciati t ig pain t particatlary.wilen .warni in lied, kt. v4 ,- to deprive tn o reit ; IFI thl3 lamentable !tatt.., I uTituenitt.d e f J. ; ";lirtoi2suii, ..(wlai receiver! S i. ave by em' here) to take your Lt tike's Patent. Pills, 'lli t i b t ‘' ''tgart: to. th klo th e%Gat of . May . ; 'the convse of a ‘ 4 %th ti I began t o receive heneltt tittle more titan a 4, 1 / 4 "leers on my bead .utd mitts tvere-sotindty hea.t.d— it:viir? tile sores opt tny-legs-itettlettleaving . , .Intw 14„ .l eof;','derahletliscolouration in the shin, and pain tl):,N.,'"e left, which, tic the hit sf.iug of God, an,/ a little ti ) , l ` l.l so'et erunee: in:ilautrittyahtable ste,sided ; i,,,hqtts dispersing, the skin regui ~ I , as natural hue, and o' l l+ll palm goint; thus became, y It 'llt e e. era' advice aild verfeetly free from all tuy t o tt 4tP'llltdaints---lnfie recovered My' former spirits a ;id. 'itand aty-tkeeptnelhilylatid fat, iii.which Mote having t o th e ,a3tonishttP.tnt of :tit wit° lin eu y, 11:1 ;it What tetinst. t.ixpre;s my gratitude, bat lis„,' ) ut for the encitl of other - solfecing. mortals, t, matte ru nt i• case as pnirlic - as as I sTiall on every oeca run witigrratlY. ' oblige, yutaso 4:atvfol,.ohediettt, very lautultle servant,: ALEX. .NICTII.H.EIt ! I%rll's Clisc, 'I - Vigil:street. Edinburgh._ fob ,• wollusses to the allure • I, f . tupstin,: . ;:co.,:t, 'New. Poultry •Markt:t, •Etli &to reth ; P re John M'lntosht Oid AsFembly 00,e, E b dinurgh. 1,0„ eared and sold by the sole Proprietor, 11-10 MAS Member of the lteval C .11 Sttro•eon4 at. Ili!. ego., • % til iit r tw 1.tu1 . 4e-strert, Ltultt . il; whate . , atlgt LSI CtICII, t , fll,l'Ll I!Ia:1 40 years, in a praettee part 1- wretch! to the cure uf Venereall;ttatplaitits.antitlntse , ntal . to the Pails of, Generation, with th at inviolahir ;:tc.iLy. which inch of his, pr , ft:ision should adwites Mraerve i tll4tiuiit'sesi lie, fl atters hints...lf the advice tuttl as. , istauee he 14e (* . us y atintinisters to persons this Medicine, will attainable, try 4:discerning ['tattle, as tut itdvat.rtag-e scidoni le, and void of all ainhig:tity. sbld, hylus appointownt; for tbetonvi!nirrice of thus, di,titailee, at the Tovshp, No. 101, Oxford- , -, •-! • sor;t 7; p, i - stretilrill 4 Mr..l3axtta - s, Ert;ifthurgh • 'Mi. o ' l4 - l'Y 1- tr 'e" 4vvry coniiiier?lble't4;,o l in Great, - it ri ' t , i;:t " only 9.194. eartt,-siAl!, t!;1:1,41 . Nttn utreettiftl3 ‘e . whLrebv . st• • • r IT -uai,4.4 'lCras:ar es riktb e..a . ip c 3 . ttkc ( 3. . ' - Ta E 1.10 T 'l' G; if. Y. - . ' ALL MVST BE DII,AWN NEXt Thl TIVCDA f. TWO7(3-1-tANI) VItIZES 0' 5 (:30,. 01 - ' 31 other*t:aAtals (If son9i. 16001, & . &d. ... Abort. l 5 Q.PrizeiT .i 601., 501. 3:e. & c. Anti th 4 rikst Iliaol Will lifive F‘mr Pii,es pf Port. N• 1 1. .Nt . thtmgll:ll"Avii-thirct. of the Tick es hare, been diawn, yet Two-thirds of the. Grand P'izt-x reootin it'l the Wheel for - T FIE • LASf - .ISAT. - : Tilist4: ilie.Contr ß ftor, -111,1 the pieftstife to) . svit: in ill •Cliareq, it o.'47'tni: tit.. ofJll, - 30i09 , 91. yet, drtwn, beki,lesi nelt•lt 14:01 - 1 lee k.;apii:4l4 that h abet' heel) drawn,' and hoth -the Blanks entitled ricrour Pipes.of . nryt - Vier' each. ' „ . Th'"alv l'nt ft . ' -T;c-bci,„-ancl , ...Strices now to sell; ,there . Fore, Tli T w I r,-I.le•titill:% inritrs 4 . 1. Tri,nd o , :, s to elic.ira- nitttliately 'le , Thirty ''hottia:4ll either at, t, kr,,n o bi 11; or 9 , ,: . Cts,irtog- Cr. 0,3&;; wf:e i -e, VI the! Fast tottery ot Three Fries Of Thirti Thicrismui I=oun , ls, —--- • - - ---- ' ~ ... _ , ! lA.; • t , Aidhitin of alrta ' -- si)likaiis' . ?'• 76'44 nn,,0001. ,et . 4 draii;Tiiay74ll - ttir prfivi 4MI *./..kit le4-triulied in s:iyiii:.7, .__`fhee/14m' ltril,4'TiO of tii. 4 .44 1 . bilvli i --- - Wkiab filen It-pre Jetbeell; leads t,),uur. Fortune. • ' :' ' .. 10 THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SIR,—AS I noderstand it to be the intention of lip Phi.lips, tid,o! her di sci rignish atand disinterested Niernhers or the Muse Of Comnrois, ,;l)0 ,:e, fotis ibis' ) a most pernicious and at hitra• y Act,- .which. is to be read .1 thiM Huta alter the :rece'ss, :1.11(1 which is imp;tdently declared to he a Bill fOr ot the Children employed in Cotton . Factories, permit me to' second, ai far Hs I 'am hie. their pious cmleavoitrs, by pointin:: out the necessarycoinfort, andlappiAeNs, inhereqt itt the l)reseut sy : stem of ut.anagemeitt in the ill,4 " tly (..ctories, whicii, like 0610, I; lye 'Attiline:l:titiii . perfectionliy lusv advances ; . :tott-tvii.ich; • In, tiro .portion as -- -tagir sources of 1 191 - 16i.lifue" off, and (li2c;iy. Nor. is• this tlii. only 41 a er co us eq whicit4 stal/Irave the. •sa t i -poi wing ont to the notice or your Reaile . rsfitit..l-7,-trost I 'shall be able to inspire all reasonable men with horror at a measure,'whieb, by a total precedent, tell open the door to legislative interference in other Om of tree labour, and thus unhinge and overset the natural relations and competitions which maintain the due subordination and social order of the State. First then, I trust, your renders will readily ad mit, that the inconvenience of a part ought in every case to yield ro Ihe advantage of the whole;. and if so, wby this m!schievous outcry about these helpless children, as theynre called ? Are they not employed for the general advantage ? Besides are they not kept froin'a state of idleness. the worst misfortune than can befal the age of in fancy, by a healthfal and innocent employment ? Are they not living in warm comfortable rooms, at a temperature of 80 or 90 degrees, into which no drafts of air, so fatal in the'producticin and in 7 creascot pianionary complaints, are admitted ? Here they' tare oot Seated at their work, like clerks .in a count ing-hoikw, .bot,; in the gaiety of their hearts, suffered to run abotrydnring,t he day .Whar parent, let me ask, whose'breast was ani mated with,the tenderest affectioin, would for an instant hesitate ; it.he trAd kin his power, to let his -children Vatticipate in what is not, in fart, labour, but ougl k t rather tb be called healthful exec cite and •recreatiqh. . But it is difficult to satisfy the over scrupul-4-nsness.of some minds. The advocates , pi -ibis - nyfisure hava asserted, that this recreation of 14 orjs limas a dav, is, forsobth, excessive ! That the children frequently grOw .rickety, are aali e r r d wirli:various fatal disorders, and site But surelyt k not stich unnecessary philanthrophy ,ieicc Ong , and repulsive to the Ciilti vated and preinirKed minsl ?- Pallida mars cepa pulsatpede pauperitre tabernas—regunalue hares: Our is FkLre uxcessive. Even in this highly re comlition-ot. society, have we•suffiCient bre4d 'or the multi-rude of poor unfortunate wretches :pith which our streets and prisons are swarming, without depriving ours e lves and families of this 'sf.4l . of our existence? Sbould we wish to -in crease the evil, when, even at this moment, with the rapid counteraction that our cotton. 'factories -fford, (he poors' rates are felt as an intolerable load by all classes of the community ? Besides, let me add, ac a philosopher and a physiologist, that in infancy the teetings and sensations are by no means so acute, and that if' they must stiffer, and endure—and it is acknOwledged _by all - hands to be the lot of themiajoritv of mankind to antler and endure—better let' it . be, when the misery is least acutely frit, and the frame will niost rea dily sink exit (usted beneath . the barden. But this is the age ',of sensibilities, and the disease is epi -demic. ...It has spread. like n pestilence, from the West Indies to - our own shores ; and now we hear of nothing but charitable institutions for•reliev tug t h e poor and impotent,• instead of salutary laws for preventing their multiplication ; our pri , sons, and inati-houses, have been searched with indecent curiosity, as if no means_%vitatever should . he used for ICHeying time superabundant popida 4on ; and now, as' if to give a -death-blow to our commerce, our dotton fattories, in which so much capit - al i 5 sunk, are to be stopped for two or three hours in each day, in order that children may be restored to that h%alth, of which; if they were but sent yo►ing enottth, ►is they c►►llld not know, so neither .would they be able to estimate the loss. But it has been nrged tlint \viler: these cbildten are sinkin,,i ,under the fatigue of their employ 'llene, awl are exhauted by the heat of the rooms, that the stick and the strap are applied by the orerlookers tb kecp them to their duty. And where, let me aSk, is the hardship or etueity of this indicpensible course of proceeding ? Is not a state of discipline necessary to the well-being of every institution ? At school, where, tinder other etteninstanct:s, - they would probably be, is not the la'sh freely, and frequently appliedl Is it not the same on hoard our ships, and in our Ilridewells ?'. And are not warm rooms to be pre ferret' to the cold and damp of a prison, which a.?.suredly be their fate were they not thus but rescued from destruction ? But, should any legislative measure be enacted to restrict their labour twelve hours . alday, I maintain that it will be an •act of the baSest ingratitude. - What ! when A body of spirited intlivithials •rome for ward, in the -most handsome 'manner, to lighten the burdens of the community by the etti of thorisands, truth ro increase 'the Wealth of the kingdom by supplying an article of the 'inoit ex tensiVe tieniand in our external commerce; anti is this to - be the return ? Are they to be deprived, in FI reat 'measure , of the very means 10, , which these national 'advantages are obtained .? 'The flint cy sunk in machine t ry is, for some honrs in each day, to he unprolific, in order That children, froln•a foist alti• n trumanity, 'may pass their time itr ennui and itileins. Here then, for 3 moment, +, / . It r • :---•4 -7.:'..'":--,;---- . .....---- .... - • --6 —.— T , • : . • -- -—' ': :, 1.1 ) .7.1 Cl . , : 7 ,' ''. ~ . , • - • ' ...!- • - •r ~,,, ..., ,e rc , • -.' v. ' 1t. ;... .. .'.. 4 11P:Ali t :,..'-‘,. '' . 4' t :1 ,4 r - - • . ..! Ti11.,i4".1. 1 ,k. , 1 : . ..: s. .- • 0:11-- • . - 1... q,,• ~,i , ' ~. ..:.' 1 , 2' '-.• • . ‘,. ' ',."- 2 ''' ..- 'q.,, , , ‘ Avii . ,,,,„* . Afi f , ) ,- - ,.. /. .i? .....; . ....• .1 t r' ? ~ .1%i.,; , , ; ~. ' 1 • ~ f*: . (q),..'t . ..,\ 'lO k2iSa',4 :: ': . ~ , .., - - . , ,i , p.. ..., ..., (~ ....:t , 53z, ~ .1./4•A •:,75,.. ‘ . ' - ' 4..*4° • ' ''' ' ::. ''''. i ' .".- T1LT,,,......r:.....;1::1, Sr ...:', :: . . 1 1 . ...: :-..' "):.. .1 :: 1- -:::;: SIN' ~, , ' ~) : . ..t,:r•sl. '',,,P1'17.;;;,..1'.! ..,:3 .-::::; I ,_ i . .. A s t r.:. -.'' 1 ~ : - 1 ,- 1;, -. 1.3'.-1 .. ', I -'. • . I = 1 • - --,=-,... J. , -,-; 01 : ,, ,, r :::a41 ‘;`, l fr -5 .. , -, .., ~.., .+4..n.••• , 1 F . - - -A• s. 4 _l 4t --. j ,. ...: 4 /. s , .. - -:1 - %* . 1. -- , - - - - , .. -- , , ' '4! .-;----;:-...- 1. 41 '• ".‘ ' ."----- - 61! 1 , • , , , -.1.: , . !"..,,,.......g.,...,,.. ....,..- 6 ‘ - - - - ~- .. , z:-- ,E,..-1 -- • / e/ 7 d iel.aP ••lf-,,e,e...i ' ,,-.....,....... ,,. . . ' , - —..., '--V) 1 ; ‘• FItI D A ... Al 1x.1.,, , 3 !iI 8. R 4,11, iflgitri •,,, , .1 .... '.• - ; I. ' 1 '............._.... ‘..5_ . , . i '_'• • _ ----- ~. PU BO CAT I ON. Tbt. Diy was pubiishee, in ito. - The Eighth Edition, with ciPssith Deb e Additions, price 11. 6s. inilioarp, of _ • ATTORNEdY *and AGENT'S NEW TABLEof cotaurs of KING's BENCH, COMMON PLEAS,Itint - EKCHEQUER. of PLEAS; con-. taining• tittrFees and Dislpirsementson: (tie part of the-Mil n ,itran 4 efendont in the prosecution and *fence of Actions, • Inform 'lions - , and other - Proeeeding g: s : including; 'he-.charges of• Find Ree.,veries, Writs of Seire . Fite.'" Habeas eor ne 'rnrimovspreial matters ; together with the Costs in ts fit Error in the King's Ilenih, V.xclienner Chamber, ctintiq-ionSt of Lulls: - To whizli art- added. Bilk for proce ,enting,a4r,djlefemlinz.indiettnents, at the;tiessions, Costs in matters of Rapkiiptev and Looser, tho Charges of obtaining 'Patents, and raskinz l'rirate Acts of Parliament, &c. . 4 -,, - . . 7113 y .JOHN PALM ER., Gent. . ' • • London: Printed for J. Lintterworth and Son, Law Book sellers 4i3 P Fleet.street. _. / • OGERS's 1M PIi()VED -FE NNELS. —The! v;ry ~ . reet- d entand .for these Fiaarnols, from their pc culiar s,,t(ness, and not sitriniiin.; in wasltinz i , has induced thisVment cc to increase Ntindacturc of 8-4fliS, .antr7i9ths wide. They are particularly recommended r , r the use of Ladies' Cutlet - coats, and Gentlemen's Wa steoats. iniC utuch rn:qe agreeable in tlie wear than any other Flan-. nets, and warranted not to shrink by the common mode of waslnrw. _To he had of the, principal Drapers : in GreAt firi taiti 'and Ireland, and win of the Patentee, Bohn S. Ito z:ers;'Chester: or his Agent's, Messrs. 'tonaldSuu; Slee, and Mayst.on,•No.4l6, Friday-street, London. • 7 : • N. D. A liltkral Allowance on Orders fur Exportation. CAI3INET nnd . OTIIERS, SECOND- E!:r: D. A cAritNitT PIANO' - FORTE equal •not a better can' be made in this Kinzdon., for. , 191•11i;• 4ICaSi S . quare Piano. with 'three Drawer:. by Tonii:ison, , zninea,s ; Ditto; 25 guineas. G . r.rd-thirizonAl_Piat! , -Forte for -Pi en.lly , lay-ligbt at jlir Owne..l •s , fir: - 47 AT! 4.,F,1T4 34 - 1 4,vicuqt-r-placc , where may he sei.n his New Pat t•nr .41stiiiid . Pi-brio-Forte, in justly admired by ectry onc.—Old Piario ,, Forths taken iu exchange., Or bought fur IZeally-inoney„ , • • ru,) COUNTERACT. the many attempt.i3 that A are daily made •to impose on the nnwai7 a , p-nrionS composition inslead of lhe.t.;ennine Blacliing, prepared by DAY and ILIIITi.N. they have adopted a TICAV lahcl, in which their addri;gg;'97, I , i.7h Holborn, is'so conspiChonsly placed in the centre, that tliey gust an attenti-n. to this, and the difference of th, tpe; which is unlike. all letter-press, will unable purehaers ;It otlCe to detect the 4111)0Si11011. The Real Japan BI i ACKING, made and sold Wholesale by DAY anti Hitzli Holborn, and tetaileol - by the principal Grocers, Octrze,ists, Booliselleis, Ironmongers, Per fu:ner, rvot-m,kers, itrthe United Kingdont,, in Bottles at nd. is. and Is. t;d: each. A . • TKIN;ON,s• AlnpiosiAL SOAP: pre.: ~ pared he a new Procestt, which frees, it froM all irritat ing qualities. is recommended as the Most mild, pure, and effectual article of the kind ever invented ; it reculves freckles, redness, ;Ana hardness from the skin, •pre-cuts it chopping, and makes it luxuriously oft, white, and'eVen. • Price ls. the square for noshing, and in sharing-cakes, price ad., is., and Is'. 6d. each. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE - DYE changes • arry or red hair on the head or whigkers tn.-no auburn - or black, so per manent, that nothing can possibly .remove the colour ; war ranted to completely answer the purpose, or will -forfeit one hundred.pontids. Price ss:, IDs: fid., and one guinea. ATKINSON'S FLUID, for restoring the growth of the HAir wb em a ._•Aas fallen off from ilines,s, perspiration, c hang e of climate, &c. it also frees it from scurf, Makes it soft and glossy as silk, anii keeps it in curl dining exercise in dancing or walking, or in damp weather; price 3s. Kd. a hottie. Caution.—The altove Articles hare the Proprietor's signa. titre and address - on_the label, aQ a security aga . inst counter. felt., Sold hy . ,T.vqr.s Ari:lsov,Perfumer;tio. 4 3, Gerrard. street, Soho-square, Lendon, and must - Perfumers and Hair. dressers in T.wtrand Country. • AN - c ? a a , Mercer of this City (Ch ester ), afflict-1 from his attended 0 1 .. h *rent dehility., l'anguor, :wnt of appetite, lowness sf spirits, which increased so notch as to resider him incapable of attending' to Itusine's for O.- last tvrtlive months, eras advised by his Physicians, 'as the last resource., to ge to the comitry,hat he foenti ntirOier from the cl:n .He tllcu tried the Coed al tialm of (jilead, ft onithe fi:.st bottle of whjch .. .l:,i f,tuid lelief„ and six l oitles wore have restored him to a sound anti perfectstate : of health. J. F1..ET(.:111.;11., - Punter of tilt. Cliestcr Chronicle To Dr. Solomon, Gilt:wl-110n5.,,, , • this invalgialile iti•storative has been administered' in pri vate practic,, 'with TiV, greate.st,tmcces,, for a stifles of Simrs. Youth and , age,. of either sex,, are 4:cittllly the objects of this ltestoratice ; to the youri , _; if Will: lasting health, strouttlk; and spirits;, in place of lassit;ide and debility; and to the aged and infirm if will assuredly furnish great relief aed comfort - . . Nervous -Disorilerg," Of . 'every and from Whatsoever caner nri,ing, Ily heir., the ,effecti• of tl•i. great,Aledicine ; and all lila , t rail; of sinhings, anxietres. and.treinn,urs, which so dread fuli.y affect the weal:, the seN..iitary, ;mil the 'deli cate, will, in a,slici7t succeedea ley cher:dulness, and every presage of lwalt • **i* De. SOLOMON expects, when cons,olted'hy letter, the nsual,coni fin - meta of atone , p - olind note to' lir inclosed, Ad dressed, " Letter. Dr.'tiolowop,Gilead-,tionse, near Liverpdol.—Paid d9yhle postatre. s ' Pt ice rte. a 11{,ttlic., or family bottles containing, (oar at I is. for 03r. oil NV 1;jel) i i - are With each hot:), is girea a.copious hill. of directions, illua i iling the etheacy!of this Me - dieme, the:stomp of which has saatuelT Solomon, Liverirool,t' . engroren thereon, and uni formly pastta i>O the ct4r;;.. • ; Sold by lacnn end Go . 150; Oxford-street.; 524, Holblir" 4-fittltß, Strand; and Mr. Co * .itley, 133, Mimi- S.iol;ii,also l by er.eilrrepirtable Linder in all Market Towns throughout the Kiti- - 41ora and Alt tAlter Mttlicine i t ; ; • • Venders. ' ~} L [Parct SEVENPFATCE. ie l ,11 ja 1 e, ihtt,t thr coligliteued and un,otthisti• cated reattee . may imu:!er upou the iinputi welt as the lijustiCe of Olin measure, before I enter upon the last but ezut !cast interestiugpor t iou of my lettcr. It is of - singul i lr "importance in this , seat. of li•• • berry t hat voluatery shOuld be let free and unshackled. Between the master aml the .servant ahere ishOuld be Rh ret , trietions whatever, ei her onotte sid.c or the other, Competition is the life oTtratle, and ;rade bones,. and muscles Of 'State. - Now, nobody will deify' that these ' ebildren are -tree . itg.ent's, capabte judging whether their la.boarr be commensurate with, their .st,rervgth, and,wiltrther nr nip- t-hc term. of their empl:,yrnent bepreitolicial to their health apd . comfor t. Undortlyedly-thpy are free agents; and as • t hey b aye? ifeith leetively, petitioned Yarliament to - "step fot watil .for - their prntectioß,, w,e lia.Ko-yra ligiA, fairly Li) coney de, that they rite ell Orit it their present condition ,-noel hat t 111514 an irt))ci, „ they have not giVOtt their satirtion.or co.currence. Bit this is not .the first instance of legislwilte n , ant of wisdom. There- is anOthcr, , either passing or passed the ll,;use, for the restrict iop of free labour. Climbing boys, as they must, with,,tit ally application from then, ekes, theSe fearful times, be restricted. lir the' exert,- cise of their hottest e• and !)ecattse of some. ' few instances of t • nnite severity, w•hich have beenwantonly-obtttkiled bvfore the pttblic'eye, ttre trade' is to stiffer, and we are to be inconCeitieneed by the substitution of machines. It is in vain to dream of national prosperiiy, if such fetters are so be put upon free labour. If . we once begin to legislate uppn mere trifles, and mitten. Of little import&nce, where. slrall we stop ,Sot thy not until we hate limited, from a tender retard for Ins health, the number of dishes On my Lori! Mayor's table, and prescribe to -hiui the hour which he is to retire too lied. . . But this legislation in cases of. mere humanity is pregnant with fatal dangers to our most . - rictus ConS;itution. 'A renovated spirit of Lul1!. disco will icleck these very children - , whose pre sent love end, veneration for the machines, bF which they are enabled to support their agett pa. rents, can only be exceeded by' tire' hive ahtl speet they bear towards their indulgent matters! how fearfully will the scene be eltangtd Give them but the notion that they are.under the p r otection of the laws, and, instead of noierly piecing the yarn, end of cleanipgthe machinery doting dinner, their little hearts will be beatio;; high for radical reform, annual Parliaments, dot', universal suffrage. Thus have I attempted, and I hope with sante ;twee's, to ()pen the public eye to .its real interest: . It this measure is t' pass, our commerce will be • materially injured ; the interest of etpitlil sunk in, machinery will be , comparatively unproductive ; Luddism will enter, With blazing torch, the happy and peaceful retreats of our factories ; and we shall have to cruse beireeen the suspension either of the Habeas Corpus, or of the master spinners of the town of M'auchester. Let us then hear no more uselesS delnees of Sir Robert_Teers- I ant willing, 'as you see, in the first instance, to try the effect of sound and setiOns argument ; hut Should this raj, end the public he again stormea by a letter front ATTlcus, I'shall be tonsttained to try the effect of ridicule, to laugh -oleo out of their prejudices, and thus dissipate alt ‘ t his silly alarm about the health, comfott, and moral con dition of little children. PLATO. OLD BAILEY.—Thett was trial of interest At these Sessions yesterthty. ATTEMPTED SUICIP:E.-YeSytday )110Tning, as Mr. Tnom AS PARK ;tit; of Wlatecross-street, was . crossing ilaggerston-fields, his attention was at.' rracted.hy the apparent frantic. conduct of a fey _ male, genteelly dressed lit n. green cl o th pplii ss e and witite straw bonnet, who he ohServed on the b?nk of Satecon's pond, kneeliitg ar :inter, anti again walking to and fro in quick m oti o n . , at times looking into the pond with, great ,earnstness; he concealed himself. and for some minutes he could, distinctly he - ar het' niter such - excLimations as lett uo doubt in his mind of her insanity. At last she took Off her bonnet and pclilse., Itnti soddenly' rushed intri the. water, which, however, Wai not snilitiettilq de:p to cover het , he could plainly.' perceive her lie• down in the water whilst he was towline: to :.he bink to her assista , !ce,.but he vet y ' fortunately came in time to save her life ; he pull ed her out, and conveyed her to ati adjuinin4 public-hottse, where, qUestioncd, she said she was the wife of a carpenter, at ,Mile-end; who of late had suffered manylosses in trade, and she was afraid site should, wit , , the whole o f h e r family, he reduced to a workhouse. She wept bitterly,. and betrayed a great distress of mind. A. hackney-coach, was procured, in which sae was conveyed home to hut* family. A CoNs-rAtLII iloar»co.—Ycsterday rporninp„ . as Hall, the Constable, 44 Newington, was talk iwg,.near the Arms, to three . young: men of bad charaeter„whotn he hail frequently 11,“! custody, and reinarkvd them " that it waS singular the.y were not down at Kingston the present Assizes; "; one of thenqnshed lint against the- other, .and said,, " The reason is,"because we have not fell in hotly. with any of yottr beaks;" and they imitardiattly went away together. Thek hinl..not been gone moretthan two minutes -before he found that they had carried oil his watch, four seals and two keys . with them. He pm.- 'sued the'way \ they had taken,•but they escipcd with,the •psopetty. • -• , 4! _ r • - r• .~